Elizabeth is the first known child born to George and Delphia Stewart. George and Delphia married in Spotsylvania County in 1808. A George Stewart is enumerated on the census as head of household in Spotsylvania County in 1810. We presume this is our George. Thus, it appears George and Delphia were residing in Spotsylvania County when Elizabeth was born.
Elizabeth was the mother of seven known children: Ellen, Martha Jane, William, Sarah, Susan, Mary, and an infant son.
She died eight days after giving birth to the infant son.
The stones for Elizabeth and her son are no longer in place at their grave sites. As shown by these pictures, the stones are sometimes found perched on William's grave site.
Elizabeth was the mother of seven known children: Ellen, Martha Jane, William, Sarah, Susan, Mary, and an infant son.
She died eight days after giving birth to the infant son.
The stones for Elizabeth and her son are no longer in place at their grave sites. As shown by these pictures, the stones are sometimes found perched on William's grave site.
Elizabeth is the first known child born to George and Delphia Stewart. George and Delphia married in Spotsylvania County in 1808. A George Stewart is enumerated on the census as head of household in Spotsylvania County in 1810. We presume this is our George. Thus, it appears George and Delphia were residing in Spotsylvania County when Elizabeth was born.
Elizabeth was the mother of seven known children: Ellen, Martha Jane, William, Sarah, Susan, Mary, and an infant son.
She died eight days after giving birth to the infant son.
The stones for Elizabeth and her son are no longer in place at their grave sites. As shown by these pictures, the stones are sometimes found perched on William's grave site.
Elizabeth was the mother of seven known children: Ellen, Martha Jane, William, Sarah, Susan, Mary, and an infant son.
She died eight days after giving birth to the infant son.
The stones for Elizabeth and her son are no longer in place at their grave sites. As shown by these pictures, the stones are sometimes found perched on William's grave site.
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Elizabeth's stone is no longer at her grave site; instead, it is perched behind William May's stone
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